Nebraskan among 54 sailors still entombed in Pearl Harbor's 'Forgotten Ship'

Some remains recovered during a 1944 salvage attempt on the USS Utah, which sank at Pearl Harbor, have been disinterred and could be identified through DNA analysis.

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